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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 04, 2001

Page

2

Stewart and Staples seek Aiken Electric board seats

Stewart a veteran trustee and Staples a former general manager announced bids for District 3 and District 4 seats on the Aiken Electric Cooperative board. Stewart aims to keep rates low while improving service and cites board diversity. Staples leverages 30 years in the system to ensure dependable low cost power. Election set for May 19 at the annual meeting.

Jim) Stewart Charles Staples Aiken Electric Cooperative Board of Trustees Stewart Staples District 4 District 3 Cooperatives of South Carolina Economic Development Partnership of Aiken Edgefield Counties

National Day of Prayer draws 900 to Aiken church

Hundreds from diverse faiths attended the Greater Aiken observance at St. John s United Methodist Church with a 900 person turnout. A 20 church choir and orchestra performed sacred songs as five local leaders gave prayers and Mayor Cavanaugh read a proclamation naming May 3 2001 National Day of Prayer in the City of Aiken. The event featured Lisa Van Riper of Greenville speaking on religion and American life and closed with reflections on the nation’s moral direction.

Greater Aiken St. John’s United Methodist Church America William Bowser Vesley United Methodist Church Eddie Leopard Millbrook Baptist Church Sheila Rogers St. John’s Beatrice Manning the Crown Christian Center Timothy Carter Salvation Army Richard Church Aiken Habitat For Humanity Fred Cavanaugh Greg Ryberg Lisa van Riper Greenville van Riper Exile Jeremiah Evelyn Morris Cavanaugh Scott Webster

Lobster Races Bring Music and Charity to Newberry Center

Downtown Aiken hosts 17th annual Lobster Races at Newberry Street Festival Center beginning 5:30 pm with 13 races and a 6:30 pm post. The Band of Oz headlines at 8 pm with side stages, rides and food plus games. Proceeds aid three area charities including Aiken County Special Olympics and Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center. Shirts $12 grant free admission, available at local venues. Sponsors include Home Depot, Coors Light, Carolina First Bank and WBBQ.

Atken Newberry Street Festival Center Band of Oz Festival Center Aiken County Special Olympics Tri-Development Center Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center Lobster Aiken Brewing Co Aiken Chamber of Commerce City Billiards

STAR Ride-A-Thon inaugurates fundraiser in Hitchcock Woods

STAR Riding & Driving Inc a nonprofit aiding children and adults with disabilities hosts the inaugural Ride-A-Thon in Hitchcock Woods to fund therapeutic riding. Julie Robins, event coordinator, notes riders raise their own sponsorships and enjoy a woods ride. Registration starts 9 0 a.m. at Fulmer International lot with 25 dollar minimum for lunch shirt and awards.

Hitchcock Woods Star Riding & Driving, Inc Julie Robins Fulmer International Dibble Road STAR

Thief Surprised in Home Flees Toward Church

Aiken County sheriff reports a black male, 20 to 25, 5'7" and 165 pounds, wearing a Kelly green shirt and khaki cargo pants, entered a residence on Old Jackson Highway Wednesday morning around 10 25 and fled after being confronted by the homeowner. The search with bloodhounds lasted hours with no suspect found.

Jackson Old Jackson Highway Michael Frank Aiken County Frank

Family dog trapped by neighbor's setup in yard

Aiken County dog owner Cathy Durham freed her dog after it was caught in an animal trap placed by Billy J. Carver. Durham, 31, reported the incident to deputies, and Carver, 76, faces trespassing charges on a court summons.

Bart Oaen Drive Aiken County Animal Control Billy J. Carver Eden Drive Cathy Durham Daley Drive Aiken County Durham

Aiken County seeks new veterans affairs officer

The Aiken County Legislative Delegation began accepting applications for county veterans affairs officer through May 18. Veterans affairs officer Robin Starks has announced her resignation effective in June. Applicants should file with the South Carolina Employment Security Commission’s Aiken office or other offices.

Aiken County Robin Starks Veterans Affairs S.C. Employment Security Commission Aiken

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